Elizabeth.Ink
Elizabeth, Catriona Knapman, Kaila Krayewski, Ellie is Based in Paris, Daniel Puzzo, Monica Sharp, Joshua Kent Bookman, Alexis Mera Damen, Entertaining with Beth, Cool Beans Expat Club, Caroline Smrstik, Simo D, Lucy Pepper, Rebecca KBeyond the postcard: The truth about living abroad.
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Beyond the postcard: The truth about living abroad.
Inspired by living in ten countries, journeys and beautiful prose. Find me at: 'Notes from Saving the World', a creative community space to reframe old stories and better understand each other and our complex world.
Trapped on a tropical island since 2012. \ud83c\udfdd️ Moving to Valencia. \ud83c\uddea\ud83c\uddf8 ✨ \ud83d\udc49 I help people take the leap to live the life of their dreams abroad.
Marketing communications strategist, French business school lecturer, D.C. escapee, farm kid, Jew, married a French guy \ud83d\udc8d (former cat lady)✡️\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7\ud83e\uddd8\ud83c\udffb♀️☕️\ud83d\udcdd
"Daniel is my favourite Sarcstacker." (Hanna Delaney) / Author, teacher, bibliophile, flâneur, raconteur, shining wit (and lover of spoonerisms), cynic, grumpy bastard, prankster, polymath (haha)
Curious spirit, bookworm, language lover. Lives in Florence, Italy. Founding member, Florence Literary Society: https://www.florenceliterarysociety.com/. Founding editor, Via Media Review. Author site: sharpmonica.com.
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I am a Dutch-American writer and regular gal living in Amsterdam with my plant babies and partner.
Easy recipes elegant enough for entertaining, simple enough for a weeknight meal. Recipe videos posted weekly to YouTube!
An Expat community based in Chicago: your new one-stop-shop for expat life :)
Writer, copy editor, amateur linguist, professional foreigner. For hire at https://smrstik.ch/ , where only the name is complicated.
A former contractor who traded his tool belt for a keyboard. Left Canada in 2022 in search of a different way of life; now call Belize home. I write about life abroad, what drives people to change, and what it means to start over in a foreign land.
Illustrator, motionbod and writer just off the Tejo. \ud83d\udcdaEat Portugal & Como Não Morrer de Fome em Portugal.
Ohio-born millennial, former teacher, and digital nomad, I moved to Indonesia 3 months after graduation. I’ve lived in Indonesia, China, Thailand, a brief stint in the Czech Republic, and now I’ve been in Albania for a few years.
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